This issue or organization is not under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior.

This article of the Constitution provides for principal officers of government departments.

President Franklin Roosevelt attempted to achieve this controversial plan in the Judicial Procedures Reform Bill (1937).

This part of the US Constitution establishes that the president has the responsibility of receiving foreign ambassadors to the US.

This case led to the termination of anti-miscegenation laws, which prohibited interracial marriage.

This Cabinet department is most frequently led by military personnel.

This word (verb) is defined as when a court case, problem or dispute is formally solved in a fashion that is enforceable by law.

This American charter concludes with the following passage: "...we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor."

This clause is included in Article I, section 8, clause 18 of the Constitution and speaks about Congress' rights in lawmaking.

This case ended the practice of racial segregation termed "separate but equal" and overturned Plessy v. Ferguson.

This department is responsible for managing US natural resources and heritage sites.

This is defined as when a candidate receives more than 50% of all votes cast in an election.

This federal agency (under the judicial branch) is an independent agency that operates without Cabinet subordination.

This was the first African-American woman elected to the US Congress (House of Representatives) in 1968.

This is the day on which a president is elected.

The Secret Service is under the jurisdiction of this Cabinet department.

This is the highest rank in the US Army.

This branch of the US military does not report to the Secretary of Defense.

This is defined as a legal action that frees a person from being held for a crime for which there is insufficient evidence to hold or charge them.

This is the length of the term for a US Senator (longest of any elected official).

This department is responsible for monitoring US borders.

This aspect does not necessarily confer US citizenship.

This is a system that gives each branch some control over the other two branches in US government.

This is the biggest criticism of the No Child Left Behind Act.

This Congressional bill was passed in 2001 as the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act and became law on the first day of 2003.